madprops

Being and UX31A user myself I share your joy. I ditched windows and installed archlinux and tailored it to my liking. This is indeed one fine laptop.

I think that until we get something that makes keyboards and screens obsolete there will be room for a laptop.

Teller is boss

My thoughts exactly.

Until a fatal drop makes your phone's screen to bleed blue ink.

This reminds me of that KDE vs Windows 7 comparison https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPIgEFIv5MI

I just check if there's a @

I usually have firefox, a terminal, sublime text, ftp client, irc client and a file browser open. All I use is openbox for a windows manager, tint2 for a task manager and dmenu for a launcher. I very rarely have problems with my linux computer.

red box firefox linux

Since most people are eager to share a lot of the content they create this can be seen like some sort of backup of your shared data with a built-in viewer. Which may sound like what Facebook is doing right now. But with the added bonus of storing all the other content not considered worthy of sharing in public for whatever reason. This is essentially what any other 'cloud' storage services want to achieve. The chronological timeline or whatever filters can be easily added to any service once it has the data. Phone/tablet vendors have the edge on this since they can implement this feature directly into their devices (e.g iCloud, Google Drive).

whoa I think their site is pretty cool

I think it looks very clean, very nice. I also think making it a place to find interesting content to share in people's social networks, were the majority of conversations are happening, instead of making people comment in-site, was a smart move.

Isn't this kinda the goal of Status.net?

ctrl + t swaps text, for example foo(bar) if you place the cursor before the parenthesis and press ctrl + t it will become bar(foo).

ctrl + m when in a bracket sets the cursor to it's matching bracket.

ctrl + up or ctrl + down scrolls the document up or down.

ctrl + g goes to a line.